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We want to talk to those living in East Sussex about their experiences of some of our Cardiology services so that we can gather ideas and co-design a set of proposals that suggest changes to the services, and address some of the challenges the service faces to ultimately improve our Cardiology services. It is important that local people, patients and members of staff have a say in the development of those proposals and how the service could be delivered in the future.
This specifically relates to acute cardiology services which includes emergency management of heart attacks and the immediate and long term management of other cardiac conditions, including heart failure and heart arrhythmias. More information can be found in the questionnaire.
We are running a 6 week and 3 day pre-consultation engagement from 04th January 2021 to 14th February 2021 and you can get involved in several ways:
Complete the survey below
Contact us to take part in a telephone conversation
We would be pleased to visit any forums or groups you attend to talk about the plans
We want to talk to those living in East Sussex about their experiences of some of our Cardiology services so that we can gather ideas and co-design a set of proposals that suggest changes to the services, and address some of the challenges the service faces to ultimately improve our Cardiology services. It is important that local people, patients and members of staff have a say in the development of those proposals and how the service could be delivered in the future.
This specifically relates to acute cardiology services which includes emergency management of heart attacks and the immediate and long term management of other cardiac conditions, including heart failure and heart arrhythmias. More information can be found in the questionnaire.
We are running a 6 week and 3 day pre-consultation engagement from 04th January 2021 to 14th February 2021 and you can get involved in several ways:
Complete the survey below
Contact us to take part in a telephone conversation
We would be pleased to visit any forums or groups you attend to talk about the plans
On 26 July my heart problem started: I suddenly felt fatigued and weak with heart twinges and palpitations. I struggled to do my simple bike ride and had to get off the bike to go up the easiest of hills.I was short of breath doing the most simple tasks such as walking or gardening or going upstairs. By 21 August the palpitations getting worse. In September my local GP found I had a slow or irregular heart beat and I was referred to Eastbourne Hospital in September for an echocardiogram. I was phoned by a doctor from cardiology (whose name... Continue reading
